Annuity Calculator

Calculate Annuity Payments, Present Value, Future Value

Free advanced annuity calculator for immediate & deferred annuities. Calculate fixed, variable, and indexed annuity payments, rates, terms, and values.

Annuity Calculator

Calculate annuity payments, present value, future value, interest rates, and payment periods for immediate and deferred annuities

Input Parameters

Ordinary Annuity (End of Period)
Annuity Due (Beginning of Period)
Optional
₹10,00,000
Optional
₹10,000
Required
%
6%
Required
Years
20 Years
Optional
%
Optional
%

Calculation Results

Future Value of Annuity
₹38,49,274
Total value after 20 years with 6% annual return
Present Value of Annuity
₹11,46,992
Current value of future annuity payments discounted at 6%
Regular Payment Required
₹8,718
Monthly payment to reach future value goal
Total Interest Earned
₹28,49,274
Interest portion of future value (74% of total)

Annuity Growth Visualization

Annuity Type Comparison

Annuity Type Risk Level Potential Returns Best For Liquidity
Fixed Annuity Low 3-5% annually Conservative investors Low (surrender charges)
Variable Annuity Medium-High Market-linked Growth-oriented investors Medium
Indexed Annuity Medium 4-7% annually Balanced risk-reward Low-Medium
Immediate Annuity Low 5-7% annually Retirees needing income None
Deferred Annuity Low-Medium 4-6% annually Long-term retirement planning Low (until annuitization)

Annuity Calculator: Complete Guide to Annuity Calculations

What is an Annuity? An annuity is a financial product that provides a stream of payments over time, typically used for retirement income. You make an initial investment (or series of payments) and receive regular payments in return, either immediately or at a future date.

How to Use This Annuity Calculator

Our advanced annuity calculator helps you determine various aspects of annuities:

Types of Annuities Calculated

1. Ordinary Annuity (End of Period): Payments are made at the end of each period (month, quarter, year). Most common type for retirement annuities.

2. Annuity Due (Beginning of Period): Payments are made at the beginning of each period. Common for lease payments and insurance premiums.

3. Fixed Annuity: Provides guaranteed payments at a fixed interest rate. Low risk with predictable returns.

4. Variable Annuity: Payments vary based on the performance of underlying investments. Higher risk but potential for higher returns.

5. Indexed Annuity: Returns are linked to a market index (like S&P 500) with a guaranteed minimum return.

Annuity Formulas Used in Calculations

Future Value of Ordinary Annuity: FV = P × [(1 + r)^n - 1] / r

Present Value of Ordinary Annuity: PV = P × [1 - (1 + r)^-n] / r

Future Value of Annuity Due: FV = P × [(1 + r)^n - 1] / r × (1 + r)

Where:

Benefits of Annuity Investments

  1. Guaranteed Income Stream: Provides predictable income during retirement
  2. Tax Deferral: Earnings grow tax-deferred until withdrawal
  3. Death Benefits: Many annuities offer death benefits to beneficiaries
  4. Inflation Protection: Some annuities include cost-of-living adjustments
  5. Creditor Protection: In many states, annuities are protected from creditors

When to Consider an Annuity?

Annuities are particularly suitable for:

Important Considerations

Before purchasing an annuity, consider:

Annuity Calculator Use Cases

This annuity calculator helps with various financial planning scenarios:

Disclaimer: This annuity calculator provides estimates for educational purposes only. Actual annuity values may vary based on specific product features, fees, and market conditions. Consult with a financial advisor before making any annuity purchase decisions.